Environmental studies essays

There is research available at length that describes the formation of attachment to a product, an example is that done by Ruth Mugge. From her research it becomes clear that there are four main factors that can influence product attachment: self-expression (can I distinguish myself from others with the product?), group affiliation (does ownership of … Read more

Abstract This study focused on the spatial and temporal distribution, composition and abundance of zooplankton in El Dekhaila Harbour. Zooplankton samples were carried out seasonally during 2012 on nine sampling stations. Zooplankton diversity and physico-chemical parameters were studied to adjudge the health and potential threats of the harbour waters. Copepods represented the dominant component (46.45% … Read more

i. Project brief Energy waste is an issue of considerable size. Not only at home, but more increasingly so in public spaces. The TU Delft has set itself a number of sizable energy saving goals for the near future, but with current initiatives focusing mostly on efficiency and responsible sourcing, not much is being done … Read more

ABSTRACT 1) INTRODUCTION: Flood is a natural phenomenon which has its effect on the monetary and social stage and in addition has its impact on environment. Because of climate change the likelihood of high scale flooding in future will increment. Climate change is a key component which has an endless impact on the coastal erosion … Read more

Abstract In agriculture research of automatic pest detection and disease detection is essential research topic as it may prove benefits in monitoring large fields of Cotton crops and thus automatically detect symptoms of disease as soon as they appear on Cotton plant. The studies of plant disease refer to the studies of visually observable patterns … Read more

The objective of this study was to assess the heavy metals pollution in coastal sediments within the Lagos port area, Southwest Nigeria. This was with a view to investigate the heavy metal pollution and identify possible sources of pollutants. Sediments samples were collected within the Lagos port area of Apapa, Tin Can Island and Ikorodu … Read more

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION The solid waste management is one of the most important problems for most cities around the world. Solid waste landfill must be designed to protect the environment from contaminants which may present in waste. Over 100 million tires are generated annually in India. But, only 10 to 20% of tires are beneficially … Read more

This assignment will cover picking the best tree or shrub to plant in a particular area covering the fundamental factors and procedures that are critical to tree and plant establishment in differing environments. Simply “THE RIGHT TREE FOR THE RIGHT PLACE”. Trees that are planted in urban environments car parks, recreation areas, streets provide important … Read more

1. Introduction The propellants used in space programs pose specifically three environmental concerns: Ground-based Impacts which range from groundwater contamination to explosions caused by improper handling of propellants. Atmospheric Impacts generally caused by interaction of propellant exhaust with the atmosphere. Biological Impacts encompass toxicity and corrosiveness of propellants. These impacts have sought to be alleviated … Read more

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1. INTRODUCTION This project generally develops approach to manage Storm Water in Visakhapatnam and to protect all low-lying areas using Geographical Information System. It is important to identify all low-lying areas and protect flood vulnerable areas so that measures can be taken for each location. Conventionally, all flood subjected areas have been … Read more

Introduction The Grapes is long-lived, perennial plant, it can exist spot for the number of 30 years on average. Grapes are produced at the end of life-cycle. The vine is a woody plant with an herbaceous element, its perennial structure like (stock, scion, and roots) store starch, carbohydrate, & other supplies. So the energy that … Read more

abstract the consequent reduction of land resources by human activities such as pollution, over exploitation, industrialization, migration etc has lead man to search for other alternative ways to meet the demands for well being. when this has been the existing situation in most of the developing countries, marine resources like seaweeds which are known for … Read more

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND INFORMATION According to EPA A991, the ‘sick building syndrome’ (SBS) definition is a common situation which is always effect especially among workers building where the workers will get some of experience acute health and uncomforted situation as longs as how many times the workers spent their times in the building. … Read more

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1.0 Introduction This chapter provides the case study’s background and problem statements. Subsequently, it also states the research questions, research objectives and case issues for this case study. 1.1 Background of the Study The management of PT Toba Pulp Lestari know how to do the industrial forest management are responsible for potential … Read more

ABSTRACT The main goal behind this project is to treat highly generated TDS, TSS, BOD, etc. The utility model discloses a multiple-effect evaporation waste water treatment system which comprises at least seven effect evaporators in series connection, wherein an air outlet of each effect evaporator is connected with a separator, an air outlet of each … Read more